A Thought About Labels/Labeling

Ah, good, that gives room for details. Wait and see.

Now you got me! I really don't know. Right now I'd say my tiny embroidery scissors, stork shaped, because I had to unpick two buttonholes on DD's dress and they proved priceless in that task. To be honest, I've always hated those 'Desert Island' questions; although I can do with so little, if asked what I could go without I can't think of anything I'd leave behind. And for quilting it's even harder since I'm such a bloody novice. Perhaps I'd have to have one of those pizza cutters plus omnigrid and cutting mat. And a pen, just something to write...

U.

Reply to
Ursula Schrader
Loading thread data ...

Okay, Leslie. If you're going to get all thoughtful on us, I'd have to have: somebody to quilt for and somebody to teach. Polly

"Leslie& The Furbabies in MO." <

Reply to
Polly Esther

Wow, I'd say that's the essence of our dear Polly! It's obviously never about her. I think you should put together a quilter's camp, Polly. I think I'd be a better person after spending some time there. KJ

Reply to
Kathyl

Wow, I'd say that's the essence of our dear Polly! It's obviously never about her. I think you should put together a quilter's camp, Polly. I think I'd be a better person after spending some time there. KJ

Reply to
Polly Esther

LOL. You'd just be so surprised, Kathyl. I used to be such a Marine Boot Camp sergeant. Now our great grandchildren follow me around to collect the loose parts I shed. I have finally put aside things that are not important. There's just nothing to compare with hugging a little one with a quilt - except putting "Yes I can" in the heart of somebody who has been told they never finish anything. Polly

"Kathyl"

Reply to
Polly Esther

InspirePoint website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.